"Are you awake? I thought you fell to death."
Qin Qing opened her eyes and saw the face of a middle-aged woman—a round face, high cheekbones, and the corners of her mouth turned down. He was pushed off the rooftop in 2026 and woke up on the earthen kang in Liuhe Village in 1985. He became the grandson of the old Chinese medicine doctor Qin Yuanshan.
Grandpa was ill and coughed all night, and his aunt Wang Cuihua and her husband Qin Youfu stared at their grandson in an unsightly manner - this was how the original owner pushed him down the mountain.
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He regained his life, and gained a strange ability on his hands - dead herbs came to life when touched, and the scabs fell off the wounds that were applied with medicinal mud overnight.
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He was in danger while collecting medicine in the back mountain, and a strange man saved him. The man didn't say anything, but his eyes stopped on his chest - half a piece of mutton-fat white jade slipped out from his collar. It's not covet, it's recognition.
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Grandpa's "Compendium of Materia Medica" contained a yellowed prescription note, signed: Yanjing Military Region Hospital, 1975.
How could a mountain village doctor have Yanjing's prescription? Where did that jade pendant, which was too warm to be from the countryside, come from? What does the man who recognized the jade pendant have to do with grandpa?
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Qin Qing felt more and more that what his grandfather left for him was far more than just this bathroom.
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Farming, treating diseases, and guarding the old home. But he hasn't even figured out his own life experience yet - half a piece of jade pendant, a prescription note, a stranger who recognized the jade pendant, everything is so confusing?
Well written, looking forward to the follow-up